Video summary
Pytania do Longterma 2.4: Allegro, Creotech, Scanway, Nvidia, OML, Microsoft
Main summary
Key takeaways
Finance-focused summary of the subtitles
Market / macro commentary
- Oil falling is framed as relief for the economy, especially for German exporters and broader industry.
- Potential supportive macro factors mentioned:
- End of the war in the Middle East
- Opening of the Straits of Ormus (Hormuz) (positive for energy/logistics conditions)
- Interest-rate uncertainty is highlighted as a key risk for the Polish real estate/development sector:
- Not a “crash,” but momentum may be limited.
- Inflation/price pressure note:
- Even with falling commodities, large tech firms (examples implied in the episode) are raising prices, suggesting inflation pressure is not only commodity-driven.
Company / sector ideas & technical signals (with key cautions)
The presenter repeatedly emphasizes that fundamentals come first, but technical analysis can warn ahead of fundamentals.
One More Level (WSE, gaming e-commerce)
- Technical
- After a rally tied to “Valor Mortis,” the price fell sharply
- It broke the 45-week average
- Interpretation
- Oversold, but also a warning—especially if the breakdown happens during a bull market
- Business / pipeline context
- Described as the largest digital game distribution portal, with ranking ~61st
- Release timeline discussed: October 13 (risk of postponement)
- Valuation
- 173 million cited (as a WSE listing/price metric)
- Recommendation tone
- Watch for postponements
- Potential improvement in wishlist ranking ahead of Gamescom in August
Microsoft (US, skeptical stance)
- Technical
- Skeptical framing: “double bottom” risk being negated (bearish invalidation)
- Key level
- Low / support around ~341.4 (described as a “previous hole” that must hold)
- Conclusion
- Not ruling out a rebound, but the setup is described as dangerous
- Additional context
- Discussion includes Bill Ackman buying a large block; presenter remains cautious
Nvidia vs Broadcom (US semiconductors)
- Both called “overhyped”
- Presenter says he would invest in neither right now
- Expects a temporary correction (very careful positioning)
- Nvidia preference (only if forced)
- Notes Wall Street is defending the rate and views it as relatively stronger
- Technical caution mechanics
- If the “45” level breaks, risk of deeper correction rises (explicit for Nvidia and analogously for Broadcom)
Broadcom (US)
- Similar caution:
- Concern about a false breakout (peak not maintained)
- Key technical reference
- The “45” level is called out as critical
Allegro (IPO debut; Polish e-commerce/marketplace)
- Macro/policy catalyst: EU parcel tariff changes
- EU abolishes de minimis exemption for parcels up to €150
- Introduces a flat-rate duty of €3 on qualifying parcels
- Estimated impact on Allegro
- Expected to add about +1 percentage point of GMV
- Additional revenue impact estimated at “several dozen or even several hundred million PLN per year”
- Not expected to be a “mega game changer” (not a “hard tariff” scenario)
- Growth/revenue forecast context
- Allegro forecasting +11–14% revenue growth (as discussed in relation to impact size)
- Technical stance
- Looks “very nice” recently, but:
- A correction is mentioned around the recording date (June 26) after reaching an upper band
- ABB package context
- ABB is referenced in the episode (see sector/policy details section below)
Development / real estate builders on WSE (sector outlook)
- Sector view: neutral overall
- No major bear market expected, but:
- Prices stagnated in Warsaw and fell YoY in Q1 for the first time in a decade
- Hard for developers to be bull-market leaders in coming months/year
- Positive examples
- Atal and Archicom characterized as “solid”
- Emphasis on choosing developers with good locations and high margins
- Offsetting factors
- Infrastructure spending / EU funds / rebuilding cycles
- Key risk
- Interest rates, and whether inflation persists despite raw-material declines
Kruk / other debt-related mention
- A question is posed about a platform for investing over PLN 500,000
- Kruk is mentioned, but the subtitles don’t include deep valuation content
Cresotech / Scanway / other space names (growth capital raises + technical follow-through)
Scanway
- Expected behavior after a technical trigger
- After breaking the 15-week average, price may “soft land” near ~260, 200, 255 (range given)
- Targets linked to the 45-week average level
- Capital raise
- Mentions a large issue for 7.5% of shares
- Stated consequence
- Price likely cools due to dilution/secondary supply
Creotech Quantum (appears garbled; “Kreotech / Creotech”)
- Fundraise
- Raised PLN 480 million
- Target cited: €100 million, with oversubscription
- “Almost half from abroad” (international investor participation)
- Technical
- Mentions slowdown around the 15-week average
- Expectation: stabilization/rebound from that average
Space sector / ESA link
- Claim: Polish space companies are cheaply valued versus global counterparts
- Polish ISA value cited: > €10 billion
- Market cap framing examples:
- Kreotech Instruments around PLN 2.5–3 billion
- Scanway described as “much cheaper than Western counterparts”
- ESA contribution
- Claims ESA contribution increased very significantly to €550.6–600 million by 2028
- ESA beneficiaries
- “Not many beneficiaries other than” the two listed on the exchange, plus Liftero
- Corporate action expectation
- Liftero likely to be subsumed under other entities
- Largest share expected by Kreotech Instruments, with Scanway getting “a lot” of it
Boryszew (Polish conglomerate)
- Technical
- Severe correction since Oct last year; now rebuilding
- Broke the 15-week mark; continued rebuilding possible if trend holds
- Macro/sector tailwind
- EU funds, infrastructure reconstruction, and improved German industrial conditions
- Risk framing
- Presenter: optimistic but observing
Spyrosoft (fundamentals + AI labor-market demand)
- Theme: exposed to the AI revolution effects
- Risk/mitigation argument:
- Humans remain crucial for final decisions (example: radiology workflows)
- Expects demand for IT specialists, and Spyrosoft will “cope”
- Signals
- Mentions recent improvements in results (no numbers provided)
Brookfield Corp (quick technical read)
- Technical
- “Constant upward trend” with higher highs/lows
- Consolidation noted:
- Previously “dangerous” in March due to war impact, then rebound followed
- Expectation:
- Possible trend continuation, defending at least the 15-week timeframe
“Creepy Jar” (dividend framing; name garbled)
- Subtitles garbled, but logic is consistent:
- Liquid assets > 100 million
- Dividend yield cited as over 8%
- Pricing basis around ~512 to support ~8% yield
- Timeline:
- “In September dividend over 8%”
- Scale cited:
- 150 million devices in a year; Rockstar/GTA 6 console dominance referenced (as context)
- Recommendation tone
- Dividend investors: favors it as a predictable dividend payer
- Growth investors: caution due to worse gaming sentiment
- Yield sensitivity:
- If price falls further, yield could move above 10%
Portfolio / investing process & methodology (frameworks)
Technical-analysis framework (explicit indicators/levels)
- Uses moving averages:
- SMA 15 weeks
- SMA 45 weeks (“system of my averages”)
- Also references:
- Support / resistance
- MACD
- RSI (overbought/oversold)
- Interpretation principle:
- Longer consolidations can imply stronger upward movements on breakout
Fundamental-analysis checklist (explicit metrics)
- Fundamentals first
- Focus on company finances and development prospects
- Core profitability/quality metrics:
- ROE (“Buffett’s favorite”)
- ROIC / ROIK (named as key)
- ROA (broader view, based on assets)
- Valuation metric:
- P/B (CWK) — price to book (how much investors pay per 1 PLN of assets)
- Cash/debt classification caution:
- Cash may be hidden in the balance sheet depending on classification:
- Deposits up to 3 months = cash
- 3 months–1 year = short-term investments
- > 1 year = long-term investments
- Example: CD Projekt cash pile described as “over a billion in cash/financial resources,” potentially not shown as a single “cash” line item
- Cash may be hidden in the balance sheet depending on classification:
- Valuation approach:
- Mentions DCF (modified): conservative and growth-case targets
- Maintains two valuations for “Top picks” (Top 15 ranking mentioned)
- Dividend investing approach:
- Dividend vs growth depends on sentiment
- A credible dividend policy and predictable yield can be attractive if price dips
Key numbers, levels, and timelines (consolidated)
- One More Level
- Valuation: 173 million
- Release date: Oct 13 (postponement risk)
- Technical: breaks 45-week average; discussed as oversold + warning
- Rank/wishlist: 61st place
- Events: Gamescom in August
- DAX technical
- Expanding triangle concept; targets an “upper band”
- Context date: June 26 (before noon)
- Microsoft
- Critical low/support: 341.4
- Risk: double bottom invalidation if broken
- Nvidia / Broadcom
- Critical reference: “45” level
- Allegro
- EU change:
- Remove de minimis for parcels up to €150
- Flat duty €3
- Parcel volume: 5.9 billion parcels expected in 2025, >90% from China
- Impact estimate:
- +1 pp GMV
- several dozen to several hundred million PLN/year revenue
- Growth forecast referenced: +11–14%
- EU change:
- Space / ESA
- ESA contribution by 2028: €550.6–600 million
- Creotech
- Raise: PLN 480 million
- Target: €100 million
- Dividend example (“Creepy Jar”)
- Liquid assets: >100 million
- Price basis: ~512
- Dividend yield: ~8%+, timing September
- Potential yield upside: >10% if price falls
- Scanway / Kreotech dilution mechanics
- Scanway issue size: 7.5% of shares (dilution/secondary supply)
Disclosures / recommendations / cautions
- No explicit “financial advice” disclaimer is clearly shown in the subtitles, but the presenter frames views as analysis-based and warns against overhype and rushing.
- Strong caution:
- Nvidia/Broadcom: described as overhyped; “wait for correction”
- Emphasizes not assuming insiders/management are right and warns against selling too quickly based purely on market timing.
Tickers / instruments / entities mentioned
Indices / macro
- DAX
Stocks / companies
- Allegro
- CD Projekt
- KGHM (briefly)
- Digital Network (earlier mention)
- CPem (garbled; likely WSE company—exact ticker unclear)
- Kruk
- PZU
- Wolak (garbled; earlier mention)
- MLP Group (question posed)
- Atal
- Archicom
- Microsoft
- Nvidia
- Broadcom
- Spyrosoft
- Brookfield Corp
- Scanway
- Creotech / Creotech Quantum
- Liftero
- Boryszew
- One More Level (gaming; mentioned as “ML”)
- Orlen (technical context)
- Mentions also include Electrium (personal experience, not presented as a recommendation)
- Garbled insider examples: Synek / Synex / Ele Bit (exact tickers unclear)
- “Creepy Jar” (dividend stock name garbled, but described as a dividend-paying gaming-related company)
Instruments / concepts
- ETFs and shares
- Treasury bonds (general: 2-year/3-year, and possibly <1-year bills)
- ESA / European Space Agency funding contribution figures
Presenters / sources mentioned
- Albert Longterm Rokicki (host/presenter; “Longterm”)
- XTB (episode partner/broker mentioned for account opening and optimization)
- Bill Ackman (named in relation to Microsoft block purchase)
- Tools/services listed (as information sources):
- Grok / ChatGPT / Google / Bloomberg / TradingView / Stockwatch / Stockwatch.pl / Stooq/Stuk.pl / Tap
- ESA (for contribution figures)
- Other named entities used in context:
- Lyrical Games, Take-Two Interactive, Rockstar (GTA 6/publishing context)
- No explicit mention of Tencent in the subtitles.